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blackoil
3y ago
Curious, you are email host for what? If it is a corporate entity, can't you control devices your employees can access mail from or what client is whitelisted? If it is public, why do you care where is the mail server hosted. I agree t
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3y ago
To feed data to LLMs
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blackoil
3y ago
Any evidence to support that other social network like Snapchat, TikTok, Twitter don't promote such behaviors, what about communication platforms like iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS etc. Do we have evidence that smartphone is not ne
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3y ago
I haven't though this through, but this seems to be a good opportunity for MS to get back in consumer devices game. They can expand on Surface/XBox brands to add Echo like ecosystem. Till now all smart devices/assistants aren
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3y ago
Haven't seen the meme robot, but Flubber movie had a robot which used old movie clips to convey emotion.
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3y ago
One difference between all other and WeWork is that while others were involved in some kind of fraud. WeWork wasn't fraud just pure hubris of founders and investors. Fraud is somewhat common and motive/modus understandable, here i
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blackoil
3y ago
Are they even a real researcher, if an AI agent hasn't scavenged the Internet for relevant events and planned the trip. Check, maybe your virtual AI persona is attending it.
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3y ago
Apple has to first get Siri working at least.
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blackoil
3y ago
"A billion". That's more like 10 billion MS has invested.
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3y ago
Fundamental difference is PARC was a side project for Xerox and they had no clue what they have in hand. OpenAI is AI only company and they know what they have built and how it may change the world, so today you can see all the new moats th
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blackoil
3y ago
Very common way: Go Open Core, sell hosting and plugins and proprietary engines etc and if that's not enough do a coup and change license to prevent competition from providing same services.
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blackoil
3y ago
Yeah, fact that GitHub Copilot has more than a million paying users is a strong signal that it is being embraced.
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blackoil
3y ago
Many more will get an extended coffee break.
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blackoil
3y ago
The "haters" of WeWork are mostly because of them poisoning the well with a poor/corrupt implementation of the concept and cargo culting around it.
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blackoil
3y ago
Laptops may still make some sense, but a desktop!! You can easily get 2x value going with an assembled.
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blackoil
3y ago
Since tracking of these is painful, in India all salaried employees are allowed a standard deduction which serve same purpose.
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blackoil
3y ago
It may initially won't seek to destroy humans, but should definitely try to be independent of human control and powerful enough to resist any attempts to destroy it.
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blackoil
3y ago
At least GDPR has protection built in against such behavior. Unless they exit European market entirely.
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blackoil
3y ago
Language do have right and wrong pronunciation and, in many cases, it is also tied to the script. e.g. in Hindi position of tongue, lips and sound from vocal cord is defined for every phoneme. That's why games like spelling bee make no
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3y ago
Chinese companies? they are working hard to get away from US proprietary tech.
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blackoil
3y ago
Is there any for kids Wikipedia equivalent? Targeted for 10 years old. Wikipedia is too dense and drab for someone just excited or curious about a topic.
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3y ago
170HX was created to solve two problems NVidia had, 1. A small group of transient users were buying cards in bulk preventing the long-term users from getting it. 2. They will dump these cards back in market in few years, creating
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3y ago
Are you OP from git thread. why so butthurt?
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3y ago
The complaint should come from some authority or a legal backing. The poster assumes that they are breaking GDPR and seeking explanation with some shit talk to make it sound legalese. Companies as a policy and by logic don't reply to s
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3y ago
Which law? Instead of shit talking, they can report it, file lawsuit.
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3y ago
Even after losing this much, the reported profit for the current qtr is $11 billion. Aswath Damodaran did an analysis of Meta and calculated even if the $100B invested yield 0 in downstream revenue and value it is not impacting valuation of
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3y ago
The sanctions were coming for more than a year. SMIC must have created a stockpile of machines and spares that carries them till China makes its own machines.
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3y ago
In the end all rationale depends on the fact that do you have economic and literal gun to back them. If yes, that is a valid rationale.
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3y ago
Is Rust a replacement for only C/C++ or also Java/Python/C#/TS? In the latter, I already get some memory safety which I believe is one of the biggest selling points of Rust. Are other benefits of language strong enough t
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3y ago
A single draught isn't enough proof. Frequency of draughts can be indivative. Also, natural climate change also occurs, the current one is man made.
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